Audubon 023
Pine Warbler
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In 1812 Audubon revisited Mill Grove, the farm he had once owned on the Perkiomen Creek near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, and there he shot this warbler. Later, believing it to be an undiscovered species, he named it “Vigor’s warbler” in honor of the English naturalist Nicholas A. Vigors, whom he met in London in 1828. The bird is done in pastel, the spiderwort, in water color.
- Artist:
- Audubon
- Size:
- 10.25″x13.38″